Using the arts to build resilience

Resilience is one of the greatest skills a child can develop. We offer schools a tailored, 1 hour per week program that runs during school terms. We provide arts-based and creative activities for primary and secondary students to learn how to better understand, manage and become more aware of their emotions. Through the creative arts, they learn about cooperation and how to improve their social relationships. Our program supports the many difficulties and challenges young people face, including grief and loss, family separation, trauma, family violence, and much more.

Group arts therapies for adults

Creating and connecting

We offer group arts therapy sessions that centre on connecting, exploring, and enhancing your creativity. Through the group session, you’ll also get to connect socially with others and reduce stress while keeping your hands busy.

Understanding Emotions

Group creative arts program for kids

Our fun and creative arts workshop suits primary school children aged 6 to 8. By combining mindfulness, visual arts, creativity and fun, these art-filled workshops will help your child identify and better manage their emotions. This group program is 8 sessions and runs during school terms.

Testimonials

Grade 5 Student

“I didn’t have any friends before this group. I am so happy to come to school now.”

Testimonials

Grade 4 Student

“I’m just really angry… but it helps to paint my feelings out.”

Testimonials

Teacher, Altona HS

“The program allowed us to provide targeted support to students in need, giving them a positive experience even when challenges arose.”

Testimonials

Wellbeing Officer, Darley PS

“I feel this program has been very beneficial for our students.”

Testimonials

Learning and Wellbeing Officer, Werribee PS

“It was an excellent program, I definitely noticed a big change in attitudes towards school. Prior to the program there was very low attendance amongst these students and now they are attending school more frequently: “

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Evolution Creative Arts Therapies acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Kulin Nation on which this practice stands.We recognise the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities of the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia.